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Researcher at Crimean Federal University holding a laboratory mouse used in ageing and cardiolipin research

October 30, 2026

Mouse Study Finds Age-Related Muscle Weakness Tied to Declining Cardiolipin in Mitochondria, Not Just Inactivity

Feeling weaker as you age might feel like a failure of routine or motivation. New research from the University of Copenhagen suggests it is your cells making a rational, if inconvenient, protective

Close-up photograph of a hand holding a blue plastic metered-dose asthma inhaler outdoors in front of green leaves.

Australia·Health·News

19,019 Dead: Dementia Now Accounts for More Than 1 in 10 Australian Deaths

Two health milestones in the latest official Australian mortality data deserve attention from anyone managing a chronic condition or caring for an ageing family member. For the first time, dementia now causes more than one in ten deaths in Australia—crossing

October 28, 2026

UK’s AD-SMART Trial Launches Testing ADHD and Diabetes Drugs on 1,200 Alzheimer’s Patients — Results Due 2030

Health·News·Science·UK

AD-SMART Alzheimer’s Trial Launches in UK to Test ADHD and Diabetes Drugs on Dementia If someone you care for is over 55 with a

Dogs at 14.9 Years, Cats at 15.9: Japan’s Pets Are Living Longer Than Ever—and a Generation of Owners Is Aging Right Beside Them

Health·Lifestyle·World

Dogs in Japan now average close to 14.9 years of life. Domestic cats average approximately 15.9 years. Both figures are among the highest recorded

Health

Time-Restricted Eating Reduces Cognitive Decline Risk, New Research Shows

Eating within limited hours daily shows promise for preventing memory loss and cognitive decline in older adults. Scientists discover time-restricted eating reduces dementia risk through metabolic and circadian rhythm benefits.

Tejal Somvanshi

July 27, 2026

William Shatner holding microphone at public event representing public discourse on time policy for Florida daylight saving time legislation article.

Entertainment·Health·News

William Shatner and Daughter Melanie Both Beat Stage 4 Cancer — Now They’re Telling Their Story

William Shatner and his daughter Melanie Shatner Gretsch both faced Stage 4 cancer diagnoses within a year of each other. By late 2024, both were declared cancer-free.

Tejal Somvanshi

July 23, 2026

Health·News·Science

Morning Naps Linked to 30% Higher Mortality Risk in Older Adults: Scientists Explain Connection

Daytime Napping in Older Adults: Mortality Risk Study 2026 | KarmActive Health & Aging Research Daytime Napping in Older Adults: What Recent Research Reveals About Sleep Patterns and Mortality Risk New findings

Tejal Somvanshi

April 25, 2026

Aerial view of a circular hedge maze with green hedges forming concentric pathways with a tree at the center, resembling the neural pathways our brains use for spatial navigation.

Health·Science

Brain’s Navigation Cells Become Unreliable with Age, Explains Why Elderly Struggle with New Places

Scientists have discovered why older adults often struggle to navigate new places, even when they can easily find their way around familiar neighborhoods. A Stanford Medicine research team found that special brain

Tejal Somvanshi

October 4, 2025

Traditional English breakfast with fried egg, bacon, beans, toast, and tomato served on a white plate next to brown eggs on a red and white striped cloth

Health·News

Later Breakfast Timing Increases Death Risk by 11% in Older Adults, Harvard Study Warns

A new study reveals that the timing of your first meal might be just as important as what’s on your plate when it comes to living longer. Researchers found that older adults

Tejal Somvanshi

September 16, 2025

Health

Brain Protein Discovery Reverses Age-Related Memory Decline

Scientists have identified a single protein that drives memory decline in aging brains – and found a way to reverse its effects. The discovery could open new doors for treating age-related memory

Tejal Somvanshi

August 28, 2025

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